Yes, it’s possible. That’s the way a lot of automated web UI testing tools work. The problem with doing it during normal browser use is that your intentional actions with the real mouse wouldn’t work right, or the page would start acting like you clicked on things you didn’t click on.

But you are here now, so live a good life and enjoy it while you can. Maybe try to help others do the same. This is all we get, so use it to the fullest.

I do not understand how to play this game at all.

Whitehouse.gov?

Mostly just this one:

0118 999 881 999 119 725 3

But even back when we only had land lines, I could barely remember my own phone number. I didn’t think it’s a good measure.

That would be like when they sing for your birthday at a restaurant, but only a billion times worse.

I’m waiting until I can play the entire game at once instead of chapter by chapter.

Exactly. At the atomic level solid matter acts a lot like jello. It also helps explain why things tend to break if you push or pull on them at rates that exceed the speed of sound in that material.

The motion of the stick will actually only propagate to the other end at the speed of sound in the material the stick is made of.

ICE agents have woke DEI sex with parrots.

It works for pretzels.

House does not collaborate.

It’s super confusing because “KDE” is literally the acronym for “K Desktop Environment”.

I can always tell that a game has given up when their “updates” are all about what the community has built in the game, rather than what the developers have built.

Cold Air will make you sick.

There are plenty of studies debunking it, and yet I still hear about it all the time.